Queen Elizabeth I

Kingship and Kinship, Nepotism and Neposchism

A skeleton dug up from a parking lot in Leicester, England last year was confirmed this month to be King Richard III. This provides as good an excuse as any for exploring the now ...

Pope Benedict XVI

A Godly Man in an Ungodly Age

“To govern the bark of Saint Peter and proclaim the Gospel, both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months, has deteriorated in me to ...

Christopher Dorner

The Strange Moral Compass of Christopher Dorner

Chris Dorner thinks he's a highly moral individual. A crusader for justice. A righter of wrongs. Maybe even a hero. At least that's the impression I get from reading the intense, ...

When Atheists Are A+holes

Fifty percent of Americans think atheists are a pain in the ass. Only half as many dislike Muslims, despite the national hobby of raining electric death on Muslims the world over. ...

King Richard III

Unearthing Richard III

On February 4th, the University of Leicester announced that the bones unearthed last August beneath a former parking lot in Leicester really were what had been hoped"€”the ...

Some Politics, Some History, Some Social Issues, and a Snake’s Gall Bladder

We leave no stone unturned here at Radio ...

10 Jokes That People Took Seriously

On Tuesday, the "€œprogressive news site"€ Raw Story did a piece about a three-year-old in North Carolina who was killed while playing with a pink handgun. The site, which ...

Arriving Late to the HBD Party

An occasional point of discussion among us commentators on the dissident right is the degree to which our stuff is read by respectable pundits seeking inspiration. Steve Sailer, ...

Elton, the 'gay' dog

A Lot of Small Stuff

Electing a new people "”€ Israel reality check "”€ Israel hits Syria "”€ The forever war "”€ World’s most fearless translator "”€ Homo hound hunch "”€ The next ...

The Murpheys at Antibes

The Horrors of Unemployment and Leisure

Clive James is weak on health but very strong on intellect, and it’s good to read his pithy television criticism for the Telegraph. Clive recently praised Richard E. Grant for ...

Spare a Thought for the Late Abandoners

You’ve probably heard the phrase "€œearly adopters"€ used for the first brave souls to take up a new technology. Early adopters are much loved by hi-tech firms: They ...

Kevin Wallin AKA

Religion, Perversion, and Whiteness

Catholic-bashers worldwide have new reason to bask in schadenfreude at the recent arrest of former Connecticut pastor Kevin Wallin, AKA “Monsignor Meth,” on ...

Thawing out the Neanderthals

If Harvard geneticist George Church gets his way, we may be seeing Neanderthals in the not-so-distant future"€”without having to first drink a quart of Old Overcoat.  The ...

Follies, Fallacies, and Frivolities

Women on warships, women in combat "€” lousy, stupid, terrible ...

Val-de-Gr

A Great City to Be Young In

PARIS—Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter still evoke the verbose sophistry of Sartre, although the tourism and jewelry trades have replaced the rendez-vous des ...

Richard Blanco

One World, One Song

Inauguration Day is a grand national spectacle, seen by the whole world! The nation puts forward its best! State-of-the-art security, troops marching in perfect formation, the ...


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